Fort Worth TX

A Texas murder case went cold for decades until college students noticed what others missed.

What's more fun than a Nerf gun fight in the backyard? Not much.

A new gym is coming to a southwest Fort Worth development. A Las Vegas-based architect has filed paperwork for the construction of a 43,165-square-foot EoS Fitness gym, including a 3,116-square-foot outdoor exercise area. The site is part of a large commercial development along Chisolm Trail Parkway in a fast-growing...

Cheba Hut is lining up another Fort Worth outpost along the North Freeway, and state paperwork suggests the project is on a pretty brisk schedule. Construction is slated to kick off in mid-January, with the roughly 2,800-square-foot buildout at 9833 North Freeway, Suite 171, potentially wrapping by spring. Franchisee...

FORT WORTH, Texas — Geneva James was just a few blocks from home on New Year’s Eve when her daughter-in-law came rushing to her, frantic and out of breath, trying to explain that the house was on fire. “You know it was a pretty bad fire,” James said,...

The line snakes past the garden wall at Joe T. Garcia’s on 2201 N Commerce St, Fort Worth, Texas, and you can practically hear the tortillas whispering your name. Plates breeze by like parade floats, shining with melted cheese and clouds of steam, while families negotiate bites with playful diplomacy.

The woman had moved "from out of state a few months ago to get away" from her ex-boyfriend, police said. The post 'He followed her': Man stalked his ex-girlfriend to a new state and shot her new boyfriend before kidnapping her, police say first appeared on Law & Crime .

To welcome 2026 to North Texas, there's nothing like the new year for inspiring people to make a change.

Ed Wallace, a beloved North Texas radio host and automotive expert, has died just a year after retiring. The 72-year-old passed away on Dec. 28 at his Fort Worth home, according to The Dallas Morning News. Wallace’s show, Wheels With Ed Wallace, aired every Saturday morning on KLIF 570 since...

Nothing says Christmas like a late-night heist, right? A 7-Eleven in Texas became the scene of an unusual, early morning escapade.